As techno continues to dominate the dance floor the world over, we are seeing individual artists shine brighter than ever. One of the scene’s hottest stars is, without a doubt, the magnetic Enrico Sangiuliano. As Enrico turns towards the next chapter of his career, he continues to take bold steps within the industry. Having recently announced his limited release, 10-chapter record label, NINETOZERO, the techno superstar has also shared the conception of a new event series.


Titled NINETOZERO SOLO, the event series will coincide with his unique label, presenting an immersive live experience that aims to highlight club culture and music. The project will launch on June 11 in Amsterdam, with Enrico embarking on a ten date open-to-close run.




Enrico has chosen a fitting home for the event series, the celebrated Marktkantine in Amsterdam. The building was built in 1936 and served as a watering hole for Dutch market traders. It became a club in the 90s just as dance music was beginning to explode in Amsterdam. It was refurbished in 2014 to combine a creative combination of music, art, and food. Unfortunately, after decades of service to the dance music community, the club will soon close its doors. And just as Enrico’s label is destined to the ephemera, so is the venue for this epic run of solo shows.




Enrico grew up in Reggio Emilia, Italy, and was introduced to music at a young age. He began producing on his computer at home in the late 90s and quickly started to attend underground raves. The early 2000s saw him spinning all over Italy before eventually breaking out into the international scene in 2015 when his remix of DJ Boris’s “Can You Hear Me” hit the Beatport #1 spot.




In the following years, he has not disappointed. Enrico has delivered smash hit after smash hit, backing up his production prowess with a propensity for monster big room techno sets. Furthermore, he is one half of the world’s greatest techno power couple, marrying and producing music occasionally with his wife, Charlotte De Witte.




NINETOZERO Solo #9 happens on June 11, 2022 Tickets are available now and are expected to sell out.






Details on Enrico Sangiuliano's NINETOZERO Solo Events Are Shared

Over the last 30 years, Enrico Sangiuliano has become one of techno music’s most influential artists. Sangiuliano started his musical career as a sound engineer in Italy, but in the 90’s he started making dance music. As a DJ, he first cut his teeth among the illegal underground rave scene in Italy.

Sangiuliano spent the next decade performing sets all over Italy. He took every gig, from intimate venues to bigger outdoor raves. His tracks from this period–which all still remain unreleased–became party anthems for his devout, Italian fans.

In 2009, he started releasing singles and EPs to a variety of labels like Truesoul, Gem Records, Octopus Recordings and Rhythm Converted. In 2015, Sangiuliano would finally earn international recognition. His remix of DJ Boris’ “Can You Hear Me” was released on Alleanza. The track held the coveted #1 position on Beatport for 14 weeks. The track also holds its title as the highest selling track of 2015 on Beatport, and was also nominated at the IDMA Awards in the “Best Techno / Tech-House Track” category for the same year.

His subsequent releases “X-Pollination” and “Moon Rocks” also took the number one slot on Beatport. “Moon Rocks” would feature all four tracks in Beatport’s Techno Top 10. With all his smashing success, it’s no surprise he was named the “best-selling techno artist” by Beatport in both 2016 and 2017.

In 2022, Sangiuliano began releasing music through his own “transient record label” called NINETOZERO. He describes the project as a time-limited imprint that hopes to rewrite the modern narrative of perpetual, mindless music consumption and challenge audiences to redefine their listening habits. Sangiuliano’s own 

was the first to be released to the label in June of 2022. NINETOZERO will also be expanded to the SOLOS series, which takes the label’s evanescent ethos and turns it into an immersive live experience.

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Jonah Flint